Sun Safety Tip: Plan Activities for Morning, Late Afternoon and Evening
Dawn Holman, CDC Behavioral Scientist, talks about the importance of planning activities for morning, late afternoon, or evening as a part of a sun safety strategy.

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-Text graphic of an animated outdoor setting with the sun, grass, flowers, butterflies, and three types of sunscreen with text in the center that states "Sun Safety Tip: Plan Activities for Morning, Late Afternoon and Evening."
-Video featuring Dawn Holman, CDC Behavioral Scientist, in an indoor setting sitting at an office desk with a gym bag and a bottle of water behind her.
-Video of a women wearing a hat and walking her two dogs in the park in the late afternoon
-Video of two people on bicycles riding up a hill in the morning with the sun low in the sky.
-Video of a mother and her two children swinging on a large bench swing in the evening with low sunlight.
-Video of Dawn running on a shaded trail in the morning.
-Animated graphic featuring a forest setting image in the background. Image icons appear featuring a bottle of SPF15 sunscreen, an umbrella at the beach, a set of long sleeve pants and matching long sleeve shirt, a clock, and sunglasses and a hat, representing a sun safe strategy.
-Graphic featuring CDC logo above text that reads "For more sun safe tips visit: cdc.gov/skin-cancer/"